Hudson Reed - Profile

So Google have pushed through a new page rank, but is it still relevant, I have always used Domain Authority and Page Authority, through the likes of Moz. I would be interested in what other people use? I would suggest Moz as a good way of working out relevant page rank.

I agree, with this technology comes a whole number of different problems, but it is very interesting to see how things will progress.

Thanks Admin, I'm proving this forum to be very friendly. Ive found a great outreach article that was a massive case study and showed the time sof the day people opened their emails more, what sex were more likley to open the email and not put it in the trash and many other things. Would you like to me to share it? Hopefully it may prove helpful.

Interesting article, for me responsive is still king, but does it really cater for the audience that is using it, different websites should take different forms to suit the user, ie click to action, more location based services towards top if using a mobile device. It will be interesting to see what the future holds.

SEO is not ending it is just evolving, it now falls under content marketing with technical SEO still having an import part to play. Good quality shareable content that answers a customers question is what a search engine is all about, being able to research what people are looking for and actively talk about and written compelling content to answer these questions, adds value and is what Google is all about.

I would be interested to hear how effective you feel emails are for building an audience/relationship. A well written friendly personal email can prove very effective, but for me you can never beat the personal touch of the phone. What have you all found?

Ive found a great resource called SocialBaker, google it, its free version seems very good to work out niches that are the same as yours and outreach to their audience, it also provides great statistics and analytics. I would be interested to hear your thoughts?

Are mobile websites still relevant with the introduction of responsive websites? Or do they still have a place in todays internet. An interesting point, it would be good to hear your views?

I would be interested to see how many people on here use the social network FourSquare?, it seems to have a lot of potential if used correctly. The pages you could create used to have follow links, but now I think they are redirects.

I look forward to your thoughts

ubersuggest works for me too, its a good tool, check out lsikeywords too this is a good little tool to get contextual keywords.